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Are you searching for a fun way to teach your High School Chemistry students the difference between chemical and physical change? Make chemistry fun by using Cotton Candy as the main component in 6 labs. All materials are found in every lab. Here is the ultimate product for your needs Includes 6 Labs Homework Guided Reading Questions The complete answer key is included Total Pages 14 pages Answer Key Included Teaching Duration 3 hours

Teach physical and chemical change thru the science of “steganography” in this easy-to-implement yet highly engaging lab. No chemistry experience is required. However, this lab is a great addition to working with your history department to make the Revolutionary War come alive. George Washington used this technique to send coded messages throughout the war. Students will discover that the juice of lemons contains carbon which will enable them to write a secret message in the same manner as the Continental Army did in the 1770s. MATERIALS ½ Lemon Saucer Water Teaspoon Cotton swab White paper Lamp (any heat source)

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